If you need anyway to create something which looks like checkered board,
then the pbm format is your friend. Once you have created a pbm format
file (easy, and maybe there is already a suitable Perl model), the tools
in the netpbm package can convert it into any desired image format (pbm
and its brothers - pgm, ppm and pnm - was originally created as an
intermediate format for conversion between different image formats).
See also man netpbm.
On Tue, 8 Jun 2004, Shlomi Bakish wrote:
> Hi need to do a plot of shmoo data - for each x-y there is a square,
> red=fail, green=pass, as far as I understand GD::Graph can not
> support this output (it should look something like a checkers board).
> Any idea ?
> I think I'll go with the more simple approach of displaying the image
> and grabbing it in some way, I am not a programmer, I don't have
> any knowledge in vector graphics, nor the time to learn...I just need
> the simplest solution, even if it is not the most
> proffesional/elegant/fancy one...
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